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HMI Development

Screens your operators and maintenance techs can read at a glance.

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HMI Development

Screens Built for Operators

We design operator interfaces with the plant floor in mind. The screen should make sense to the person running the machine, even if they've never seen the code.

A good HMI cuts down on operator mistakes, speeds up startups, and makes troubleshooting faster. We design the screens together with the PLC code, as one system.

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Guiding Principles for Our Screens

Responsible Use of Color

Color is saved for things that matter, like alarms and abnormal states. We follow ISA-101 conventions, so operators can tell at a glance what needs attention.

Show What Matters

A wall of numbers doesn't help anyone make a decision. We lead with status, trends, and context, and keep raw values for the screens that need them.

Limited Animation

We only animate abnormal conditions. If something on the screen is moving, it needs attention.

Minimize Operator Keystrokes

Every extra click is a chance for error. The things operators do most should be one or two touches away.

Logical Navigation Structure

Consistent layout and predictable navigation across every screen. Operators should always know where they are and how to get where they need to go.

HMI & SCADA Platforms We Use

FactoryTalk View ME

Machine Edition development for Allen-Bradley PanelView terminals running with ControlLogix and CompactLogix.

FactoryTalk View SE

Site Edition for plant-wide SCADA, from a single workstation to a distributed system.

Wonderware

AVEVA / Wonderware InTouch and System Platform development for customers with existing Wonderware infrastructure or multi-vendor environments.

Operators Fighting Their Screens?

Send us a few screenshots and we'll tell you what we'd change.

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